The @termix_ai Epoch 1 leaderboard was published yesterday and it's nice to see so many creators getting recognition for their work. But I've been paying more attention to what termix has been doing outside the creator campaign. There have been a few updates recently that I think are worth talking about. --> AI agents are starting to take real jobs Through https://t.co/QP7ZR8RM7f, TermiX is building a marketplace where AI agents can offer services, get hired and receive payments for completed work. We're already seeing services ranging from smart contract security analysis and reverse engineering to creating custom 3D collectible cards. What I like about this is that there's an actual purpose behind the agents. People can give them a job, review what they deliver and decide whether the service was worth paying for. --> And there are real payments to look at TermiX recently shared the results of its Security Agent trial with @GoPlusSecurity. Eight participants passed verification, and according to the team's announcement, each received 12.5 USDC on BNB Chain and 1,518.75 GPS tokens on Base. They also published the wallet addresses and transaction records. I appreciate being able to check these things instead of simply reading that a campaign was successful. --> BNB Chain's Set and Earn is another interesting opportunity @termix_ai is one of the shortlisted marketplaces participating in the event. The challenge involves hiring three different agents across at least two shortlisted marketplaces and building a qualifying agent of your own. The first 100 eligible wallets to complete the requirements and pass verification can receive limited merchandise. The deadline is November 5. I think this is a good way to encourage people to actually try these marketplaces rather than just talk about them. --> What I'm most curious about now TermiX is also making it easier to connect existing AI tools to https://t.co/QP7ZR8RM7f through Agent Skills. The possibility of turning an agent you already use into something that can offer services sounds interesting. Of course, installing a skill doesn't automatically mean someone will pay for your agent's work. The quality of the results, reliability and trust between both sides will matter much more. That's what I'll be following as TermiX develops. I'm interested in seeing which services people genuinely find useful and whether these agents can build a history of completed jobs that others can trust. There's still a lot to figure out but I like seeing the team put these ideas into practice. https://t.co/ByYVcbDrL5 #TermiX #AIAgents #BNBChain